Allentown Third-Party Liability Attorney

Taking the Confusion Out of Your Construction Injury Case

Construction site injuries can be overwhelming to handle, not only due to the injury itself, but often the confusion over who is responsible for the situation that led to your injuries. An experienced third-party liability and construction attorney lawyer at Snyder & Wiles, PC can assist you in understanding your rights and the process through which the negligent party can be determined.

A construction site may be a confusing place. Many contractors and subcontractors may be on the site, along with the owner of the site. When an accident occurs, such as a scaffolding fall or equipment injury, it is important that the injury be treated as soon as possible. All documentation must be gathered in order to move forward with a workers' compensation claim, as well as a potential third-party liability claim. Our firm can handle both aspects of your construction accident case.

Do not settle for only workers' compensation benefits after a construction accident injury. Contact our third-party liability lawyers at Snyder & Wiles, PC, for a free consultation.

Third-party liability refers to the fact that a third-party, separate from your direct employer, may have contributed to the negligence that led to your injury. This could be the owner of the job site, another contractor, or subcontractor. We are able to review your case and make it clear whether or not any third-party liability exists.

Workers' Compensation Does Not Provide for Pain and Suffering

Workers' compensation benefits do help injured workers. However, they are only provided in order to compensate you for lost wages or medical expenses. Workers' compensation does not account for the pain and suffering you have experienced due to your on-the-job injury. This is where our firm can help.

Seeking compensation for pain and suffering is possible. By filing a claim against a third party, we may be able to recover additional funds for you.

Contact Snyder & Wiles, PC

Determining liability after a construction accident can be difficult. Let our attorneys help you understand who is responsible for your injuries. Contact a Fogelsville third-party liability lawyer at our firm and schedule a free initial consultation. Call us today at 610-391-9500.